McCord Endorses Peruna For Catarrh In Letter
Hon Myron H McCord ex governor of New Mexico writes from Washington praising Peruna for treating catarrh noting improvement after one bottle and recommending the remedy to all afflicted. He cites thousands of cures and urges spring treatment as best. Includes offer of a free catarrh booklet from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio. Also a Puck cartoon caption about Cholly’s father starting him in business.
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Myron H. McCord
New Mexico
Harttan
Washington, D. C
M. H. McCord
Hartman
Columbus
Cholly
Puck
California Vie Syroup Co
Caniroamra Pia Syaur Co
Cart- Forma Fria Syxue Co
Nate
Patents Listed for Northwestern Inventors This Week
A list of patents granted to Northwestern inventors led by Edward H. Burger of Duluth Minnesota for a safety pocket device and Carroll D. Clofel i of Redwood Falls Minnesota for an automatic swinging stacker along with other inventors and places.
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Northwestern
Edward H. Burger
Duluth
Minn
Carroll D. Clofeli
Redwood
Merwin, Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Farms and Garden Horticulture Notes From Wentworth
The 44th annual Western New York Horticultural Society meeting was held in Rochester on January 24 and 26 with 500 attendees. Reports highlighted pears, grapes, and apples exhibits, fruit decay due to germs and insects, and practical advice on spraying, hogs in orchards, and marketing fruit.
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Wenters
New York
Western New York Horticultural Society
Rochester
Elwanger
Barry
Geneva
Willard
G. C. Caldwell
R. Morrill
W. H. Jordan
Congress
Andrew H. Ward
Feeding trial shows peas and oats outperform corn in milk yield
In July a farmer tested feed on fifty four cows and calves, comparing peas oats and drilled corn. Milk output averaged 6,060 to 6,282 pounds in early July, then 4,459 pounds after switching to corn, with one cow adding 18 pounds daily. Twice daily corn feeding later raised the daily total to around 700 pounds.
Potatoes Raised Well In Cornell Experiments
A Cornell Experiment Station report outlines potato growing results over three to four years on a gravelly soil, showing yields from 246 to 419 bushels per acre under various treatments. The tests, intended to be replicated by farmers on their farms, aim to demonstrate the method’s effectiveness beyond station grounds.
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Kansas
Cornell Experiment Station
Cornell
New York
Milking Calm Affects Milk Yield Says Farmers Review
The Farmers' Review notes that excitement or disturbance lowers milk flow in cows. It cites a 1898 Kansas Agricultural College shipment of 12 cows and explains udder anatomy and blood flow during milking. Quiet handling, proper feed, and focus on milking are essential to maintain milk quantity and quality.
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Enslinge
Olty Mik
Hoard's
Ensilage
Board of Health
Hutter Makera
Health Board
Meadville
Albion
City Boards of Health
Bnssidge
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
H. B. Gurler
Chicago
Michigan
Knngas Agricultural College
Lincoln County
Thesa Cella
Poultry Supersedes Sheep in National Market Claims
The article notes poultry production on farms nationwide surpassing sheep in value and argues that poultry and eggs now outpace the wheat crop in contributing economically, signaling a shift in agricultural output priorities.
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Valua
Notable lines from a pulp era stage and ads
A mangled excerpt mixes a teacher asking about damp climes umbrellas at a naval station in San Juan Porto Rico with a blurb for Mostetter's Stomach Bitters. The dialogue then shifts to a theater moment and ends with a curt remark about the plot, all from the Ohio State Journal.
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San Juan
United States Naval Station
Porto Ideo
Mostetter
Immigrant views on Canadian west prospects in 1893
Delegates from Kansas and Nebraska report on a 21 day limited trip to Dauphin Regina Prince Albert and central Saskatchewan. They praise wheat potential noting last year’s output near 75 000 bushels with this year estimated over a million and describe abundant water timber wild fruit and rapid settlement as immigration to the Canadian west accelerates.
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Totter
Wanane
Nebraska
Dauphin
Prince Albert
Bask
William McCreary
Wsg
Winnipeg
Man
Sim
Kansas
U. S. Avia
Regina
Saskatchewan
Wishart
Buchanan
Owen
Smith
Rosa
Sinclair
Whitmores
Riding Mountain
Langs
Pioina
Canadian West
George
Bennett
Hall's Summit
Kan
W. Bennett
Hall
N Bummit
F. Brooks
Waatphalia
John Flannery
Stuart
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